Fall 2010
Welcome to the Fall 2010 Issue of The Citron Review. Though we have fewer contributions this month, I think you’ll see what we lack in quantity is made up by the quality of the contributions. Many chose to challenge themselves and undertook our theme for this quarter, the second person point of view. There’s a unique texture to this particular point of view, one that can be very difficult to handle efficiently. I think you’ll see that our contributors this month allowed the POV to highlight the particular timbre of their unique voices in their submissions. We hope you enjoy them as much as we did.
As much as we enjoyed this quarter’s theme, we’ve elected not to decide on a theme for the Winter 2010 issue. As always, we welcome your submissions.
Enjoy,
Aaron D. Gansky
Editor
The Citron Review
Curt Eriksen | Four Poems | Poetry |
Donal Mahoney | Waiting for Poems | Poetry |
Diane D. Gillette | Lilacs | Fiction |
Diane Kendig | How to Find Deceptive Cognates | Poetry |
Diane Sherlock | The Green Bench | Fiction |
Michelle Ong | The Big Picture | Fiction |
Ron Riekki | Write a Book | Fiction |
David Cotrone | Leather | Fiction |
Gina Corso | Hallelujah | Creative Nonfiction |
Adam J. Sorkin, Liviu Bleoca |
Marta Petreu in translation (Romanian Originals) |
Poetry |